Valuations of unlisted shares - is there a difference between fair market value and fair value? / by Allan McRae and Jai Basrur

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Valuations of unlisted shares - is there a difference between fair market value and fair value? / by Allan McRae and Jai Basrur

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National Library of New Zealand

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Index New Zealand

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Examines the different approaches to the concepts of fair market value and fair value, specifically in relation to the valuations of unlisted shares, and how those approaches are interpreted by the Courts. Refers to relevant case law, in particular 'MMAL Rentals Pty Limited v Bruning' [2004] NZWCA 451, (2004) 63 NSWLR 167, the Court of Appeal in 'Fong v Wong' [2011] NZCCLR 2, and the Supreme Court in 'Fong & Anor v Wong & Anor' [2010] NZSC 152. Discusses the application of Section 149 of th...

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Journal

Date created

11 Nov 2011

Creator

McRae, Allan / Basrur, Jai

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/29927140

Related subjects

Fair value / Securities -- Valuation / Valuation -- Law and legislation / Case studies

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